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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-11-12

local weather Record.
FOR nov II, 1887.
Hha1%GReter, & = g g
Wind, direction and
wea En- aooF Fair c ga FAIR Sir
Mean bar, 2e4s; mean temp, SO; mean humid
Max temp, So; min. temp. %; rainfall, oo1
MAY: hourly velocity of wind. % miles
Total excess deficiency of temperature since
Total excess or deficiency of precipitation since
Jan. 1-3.91 in.
FOR NOV. II, 1895
Mean bar. 30. 10; mean temp. so
Max. temp, SO: min. temp ~.
J. H SHERMAN Sgt Sig Corps
Note: minus sign L-lpraaxsd to thermometer
IT" in connsction with rainfall Indicate a
trace Of precipitation too small to measure.
.snow is melted and resulting depth of water no.
ted under rainfall.
MINIATURES ALmANAG.
NOVEMBER 10.
s s s Eass IS H00s IS R''Hs H's5 s %T"@
MARRIAGES.
HoTCHKIssmvoss--In Hamburg, Germany, De-
cember z, 1885, William II. Hotchkss and Eliza
beth A. Voss.
MARINE LIST.
-@4. PORT OF NEW HAVEN. @Rs.
ARRIVED.
Sch Charley Woolsey, Lowe, Phila, coal
Sch T Clark, st Johns, lumber.
Sch q Martin, Jones, Hartford for Y.
CLEARED.
Brig Towner, Dayton, st Croix.
Bark H 4rriet S Jackson Baker.
Sch Kate G. Robinson, Kamp, z.
Sch Elisha Gibbs, Woods. Y.
Sch Margaret Kennedy, Jewell, Y.
Sch Ben janin English, Perry, Y.
sch Alabama, War;, Y.
Sch /. B Cowpert hwaite, Smith, NY.
Dog Lost.
~ A REWARD will be paid by bringing
ZA young female Irish Setter Dog to 341 Or
ange street. which was lost on Monday last.
n12 it,
New Wholesale and Retail
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGG STORE,
1877 George street woods Building) |
Just around the corner from Church. Hotels |
Restaurants and Families get more value for |
their money than at any other house east of New
York
Please give me call and see if I don't make my
good
SETH CEaUTTENDEN.
n12 BIT
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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-11-12

FUR kkEN4s
49, cosy cottage Of nine rooms with modern
%!!Il convenienceS in a desirable neighborhood.
S.sA Inquire of J. P. PHILLIPS,
S5tf Glebe Building.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-18
LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss I
November 4, 1567. (
Notice is hereby givea that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said pnoOf will be
made before the Judge or IN his absence
the Clerk Of Circuit Cont Of jackson
county, at Scranton. Miss, on December
Is, l5S7, viz: William H. Hamilton,
Homestead No. 1880 for the east half.
northwest quarter. aud east half, spnth-
west quarter, section z, township 4, sonth
range 5 west
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz: Robert c.
Galloway, john c. Ely, Jr, Eiiscr Craw-
fond aud Nathaniel n. Monteith, all Of
Americas p. o.. Jackson county, Miss.
JAS ID. STEWART, Register.
November 4, loS7. 36l6t
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Tegarden Hotel,
Mississippi City, Miss.

The undersigned having purchased he
above named Hotel, which is within 200
feet of the depot of the L. and N. r. r.,
near where the depot of the Gulf and Ship
Island r, r. will be, and on the Beach Of
tho Gulf of Mexico. l have thoroughly
repaired the building and furnished it
with new furniture. Am prepared to give
first-class accommodation to u limited
number of guests at reasonable rates.
The Hotel is supplied with the purest
of water from an artesian well. The table
supplied with the best the markets afford,
and every attention for the comfort of
guests will have his personal attention.
Would respectfully refer to the guests
were with me at Gulf View Hotel
last Summer. II. p. ATKINS, Prop'r.
May q, 1887. 13-1y
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-18

According 10 u census recent,
taken by Prof. w. l.. Murphy, prin
cipal Of the cOIOted school at tbi,
place, there are 1854 colored children
in Moss Point ranging between the
ages OF 8 and 20 years.
Miss Swayze, who has been visit.
ing her friend, Miss Emma Dantz
Ter, returned to her home in YazoO
City Oh Thursday. Her charming
manner won for her a host Of adj.
mirers, and she carries with herthe
wal NEST wishes OF her many friends.
JUST REoEIvED.-A large stock
OF Gentlemen aud Children's Hats,
Ladies' Hats, trimmed and IN.
trimmed, aud thinning for same.
Daily receipts of all other goods.
which will be sold at prices to guar.
antee satisfaction.
JOHN +. KREBS.
Miss May Oantzler left on Thurs.
day for Vicksburg, via New Orleans,
at which place she will be the guest
of Rev. Il. j. Jones, the former
paste: OF the NJ. Il. Church here.
We wish for her Il pleasant visit
and a speedy return to her many
friends.
Bear meat was OH the market
Monday morning, Mr.. G.. w. Emer.
son, having purchased an old bruIn
which was killed on Black creek
Saturday by Mr.. John Ely and 9th.
ers. The weigbts-of this fellow
when dressed was 1884 pounds.
"Jumbo," Denny &. Hunts tram
engine, met with quite a serious
breakdown seine days ago. The
damage has, however, been repair.
ed, aud the woods again reyerber-
ate with its curious snorting and
sniffing as it goes OH its mad course
TO the river aud return with a tram
of logs.
The Moss Point members of the
Pasca gOula Gun Club joined part
Of their brethren from Scranton on
Wednesday in their annual hunt.
we wish for them unlimited
good fortune, we really regret their
inability to have been present at
he church service on Wednesday
The revival meetings being con-
lucted by Revs. j. G. Bowen and
!. w. Bevelle are largely attended
nd much interest manifested. Mr..
Sowen, to S "a worldly but forci-
lie expression, Is a regular wheel.
orse, and puts in constant and
work both in and out OF
he church.
The petitions to the Legislature
pass a relief bill for our county
'easurer, who was robbed of quite
sum of money last year, has been
.rgely signed, aid there is mol
Dubt but what "a majority of The
'ople of our county would be glad
have Dr. Mcleod reimbursed by
Ie State. -
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-18
BEAT OFFlCERs ELruT.


The following IRE the beat officer
elected Oh Tuesday, the 9Th lust.
tor Jackson county
Board of Supervisors.
Beat No. I.-JOhn Il. Gibson.
Beat No. 2-W. Frank Goff.
Beat No. 3-M. O. Altman.
Beat No. ~4-Johnston Ware.
Beat No. 5-Hubbard Parker.
Justices Of the Peace.
Beat No. 1-James Helvestion.
Beat No. "a. q. Steede.
Beat No. 81. W, THOMPSON.
Oliver Wood, Moss Point Precinct,
A. e. Krebs, Vincent Baptiste,
Scranton Precinct.
Beat No. Al. B. Wigginton. w.
Groves,
COnStableS.
Beat No. III. Golf.
Beat No. Sd. d. Mansfield, A.
Wilkerson.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-18
Local Notices 10 Cents a Line for Each Insertion.
LOCAL NEWS.
OUR BRANCH FFICE AT
MOSS POINT.

We have employed Mr.. HartIe
9. Herring to manage and condncr
the branch business of the DEMO
Graf STAR at Moss Point. He is
authorized aud empowered to col
lect, solicit and make contracts for
advertising, job work or suhScrip-
ton for us at Moss Poiut or any.
where he may travel.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-18
and Mails.

P~ostOfice open from 8 am. to 6 pm
every day.
On Sundays open from 9 to 10a.m. and
from | to 2 pm.
Letters for register will be received
during the week from 8 a. IN till3;30 p I'm.
No letters registered on Sundays, nor after
hours on week days. .
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE oF MAILS.
From Scaat0n--Arrives at S:25 am. and
Ills pm. Departs at 10 am. and 2:15
pm.
LeakesUilLe Route---Arrives on Wednes-
days and Saturdays at IL am. Departs
on Wednesdays and Saturdays at IL m.
A. BLUMER. P. M.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-18
-Drummers are numerous.
MIR. James Swctman, of Biloxi,
was in town Saturday.

MIR. James Swctman, of Biloxi
was in town Saturday.
Thanksgiving turkeys an
rooSting high now.
Rev. Father Bally visited
Drookhavcn tins week.
Scranton is not OH Il boom, but
is stesdily improving and growing.
Mr.. II. Bloomfield is attending
Circuit Court at Bay ST. Louis this
week.
Mr.. Charles L. UhidSey is in
attendance on court in Hancock
this week.
-MisS Mary Baird, from beat 9,
was received in the county poor
house last Friday.
-Rev. j. j. Lovrtt, of Van
c%leavr, was ovrr here Tuesday and
dropped in to see us.
Miss Alice Pickett, of Stone
wall, spent a tew days last week
with her brothers family.
Large quantities of Mexican
mackereI and oysters are being
shipped from here daily.
MIR. Frank Ii. Lewis is off this
week OH the annual hunt OF the
PaScagoula Gun Club.
Mr.. e. ID. Moore has moved
into town aud is occupying the res
idence OF Mr.. NJ. V. b. Carey.
Mr.. q. w. Garner, OF Americas,
was Il welcome caller at the DEMO.
oRAT.STAR office Wednesday.
Mr.. L. z. Scarclifi is having
the NELSON store repaired and put
Segln-tix to move III Oh tue first OF Jau-
L1ary.
Tue orange crop on the coast
will be rather short this year.
Oranges are retailing at thirty
cents \ dozen.
Shooting GU u streets at night
should be stopped. Our marshal
should look after this matter aud
report il to the mayor.
Miss Leila Richmond lett for
her home in Austin Texas, last
Tuesday. Her many friends here
regTet her departure.
w. N. Canty ia headquarters
Tor the celebrated '.Our SPONSOR
cigar all long Havanna filler, the
best &c cigar earth.
Mrs. Il. L. ROquerSe, of Por.
tersville, Ala, is gu a visit TO Scrau
SOo, aud Is stopping at Mr.. A. G..
Del1as', on Pascagoula street.
SHERIFF Clark was at home
wednesday. He says the tax-pay-
o's are not turning out at his ap-
pOln'meDtsa as they should. Friends,
delays are dangerous.
DIR. L. A. Thurber, OF Pass
christian, did some hne work in the
dental line last week whii. Ia w.s -,
aese. he isa uiOe gentleman and
askilfuI dentist. |,
The handsome property of Maj
S0nn Henry. "vIlla Ada" has been
.ooeased ty The addition Of the lot |
~ ". D.. Bragg, adjoining, the
s''oence upon which having been
sa'ned recently. The sale vas
ss'ed' as nearly an sales are in
section Of country, through The (
1s''asonia Real Estate Agency. }
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-18
In VindicatiOn of DR.. j. X.
Mcleod.
Moss PorNr, Mss, Nov. IA, 1888;

Moss POINT, Miss, Nov. IA, 1887.
Editor Dcmocrat-Star
ln order that the annblic maI
know tho history OF the burglary
that occurred at the Office aud store
of the undersigned, in which ii con.
siderable amount of county funds
were stolen, we desire 10 make tho
following statements:
About the 10th day of April,
1886, while DR.. j.. X. Mcleod Was
confined to his bed with what L and
others regarded us IA very danger.
Gus attack OF illness, he seat uie a
note Saying that the express agent
at Scrantoh had notified him that
there was Il package OF money there
for him, and he desired me to 90
or send down and get it for him and
take care OF it until he was able to
take charge of it himself. | accord
ihgly sent my sou after it and on
his return he asked Dir. Mcleod
what should DC done with cit and
vas instructed to ask me to lock il
up in my safe Until he was able to
DO up and take Charge OF it as DC.
lore stated. The money was accord
ingly brought to my Office and as |
had not sufficient room in my safe
to keep it conveniently l told my
son TO carry ii owe to the store aud
ask Mr.. Evans to put it IN the safe
OF Dautzler u Evans, which was a
larger aud better safe than mine,
the money was IN silver and quite
bulky where it remained until the
night Ofthe 23rd of April when both
my safe and the store sale was bur.
glarized and the money, together
with Il considerable SUN of other
funds, was stolen.
There was no understanding be-
tween myself and Or. Mcleod
either directly or Indirectly that |
should use the mOiiey nor dtd | ever
intend to use it.
Very respectfully,
l.. n. DANTZLER.
Referring to the above | desire to
state that about the 10th day OF
April, 1886, MIR. Nollie DAIMLER
brought a large bag of silver money
into our Dantzler s. Evans) store
aud stated that it was money he
longing to DR.. Mcleod who had
asked his father TO put it in his safe
to be- kept for him till he got well,
but that as there was not room in
that safe for it his father requested
me to lock 1t up in the store safe ia
which there was more room. | &C
put it ia our safe aud
it up. 1t renamed there un-
til the 23rd day OF April following
when both the safe in the store aud
the one in the Office was broken
open and the money stolen. l re-
garded our safe a perfectly secure
and have frequently kept large
amounts 10 il bOth tor myself aud
others without anxiety as 10 its
DR.. Mcleod was very sick
the time, indeed l had serious
as TO his recovery. There
vas no understanding between Dr..
Mcleod and DaDizler & Evans
lither directly or Indirectly that
~ should use the money in any
manner, nor did we ever have any
Intention OF using il.
Very respectfully,
y. ~. EYxSs
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-18
Coast Timetable L. & N. r. R


tTntil further notice passenger trains &
the L, and N. railroad will arrive an
depart as. follows, running by standaI
time, which is the Same as Now Orlean
time:
No. 4-Leaving New Orleans at 7:45 am.
Arrives ut Bay st. Louis, $50 ann; Pass
Christian, 1907 Mississippi City, 1888;
Biloxi. 1851 Ocean Springs, l1'00 am;
scranton. Hap am ; Grand Bay, 1900 ;
81. Elmo 1923, Mobile los pm.
No. 2-Leaving New Orleans at sos
nm. Arrives ut Bay St. Louis. 1853 p. m /;
Piss Christian, 1905 p. M ; Biloxi, 1880
p.m: Ocean Springs, 1888 pm Scran-
Ton, 1857 pm; Mobile, l2:45 am.
Fast line train only makes the above
stops.
GOING WEST,
No. EAST Line Mail leaves Mobile at
a.25 am. Arrives at Scranton 1898 am.
Ocean Sprlngs ALB. Biloxi 4:23, Pass
Christian sos, Bay st. Louis Sis, New
Orleans 7:l0.
No other stops made.
No. 1-Leaving Mobile at 2:25 pm.
Arrives at st. Elmo 3:05, Grand Bay
:el5. Scranton, 3:25; Ocean Springs,
4;21; Biloxi, 4:30; Mississippi City, ABA
Pass Christian, 5;13; Bay st. Louis, SOS;
New Orleans, 1890 pm.
GEO. J. SANTA CRUZ, Station Agt.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-18
MOSS POINT
DEPARTMENT
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
Churches.

METHoDIsT-Rev. j. P. Drake, pastor,
Preaching every Sunday, Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN-Rev. d. O. Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every list, I'd and 4th
Sabbath at IL am. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7 pm.
BAPrIsT-Eider o. d. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching first Sabbath in each month
and Saturday night preceding.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05
ALLEGED PAarsLLlrs PLOT.


LONDON. Dec. TIE P8st declares ifs
possession of information that certain Par
nellites some tine ago urged irish Feuisus
70 murder Lord Harrington. bat thar they
Indignantly refused 10 entertain the ides.
~ he solicitation Of the sane Ptrnstlitss
Americsn Fsni sns undertook the task and
With that end IN view arrived n Great
Britain from The Continent fcrfnfzht ago.
Acting in concert with a fav Irizh Fe1isns
thess Bssn arranged - remcvs The rails BE-
tween kinzsfowu and Dublin. IN order to
wreck the train On which lord HSrflr9-
ton and tfcscken wouid rrecesd % Dublin
lSss week. sd Il wss further understood
thss taev should 6rs into fhe train alter IL
bad been thrown trom ne track n order -
ruske ta- dssth Of thesF victims certain.
The scheme wzs shsrions6 bowevsr when
n became kno1n ttat I.cr1 Hsrt5nxeoa
s-S tfcScseu wers travelling en- secersts
trains snd e was assa sScrrtsines3 t1zt
rcr3 H@rtiretoz hsd driven Ssrsieht %
P,xers r-si enre ~ Ieopsr1stovn. av3isi-
;zr rsssszs th-,uEr DeaA1. u wes next
a. srrfd ~ tte ecysr. rsro-s s4qs the H'zt
- asseck Powers carnage whiie ps-zi. Z
ihrcnEh Be Ievsi7 ane cn tee wsF f-tu
rr-r rr1senvn ta Drtlr. snd Esrtsr Hsr-
n. fan cr carry am a 10 Wickias n7an-
sars az holt 1ia - h3stazs fcr ete re-
'essa - 81 c7le- ara "a ,er fri1 pr1es~ers
t-f fh7z sctfFre 50 mis-, srrf-i aif1r-fs =
fAs elars we're ~ aFrs zes % s,ecsics
lsn~ ~se.ia1ce a. fts re- 60 No ksrs
Lcra Hxrxingsea constantly Il slSas
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05
PULSE OF rHEPEopLE.
rh. wa,,r on..tlon once nrar.

The Water Question Once More.
TO the Editor OF tie TsLxsRAx-RExALD
have lived in Grand Rapids over forty
years. ami have been called upon By oul
Board of Public Work. 10 vote money to
experiment FOR ws1er supply but mus
s2y. once for all, that / nave never, no.
never viii. vote one cent. to be expended
for water supply vhis Grand River runs
through the Valley City.
believe Grand River j. 8. good. swee,
aud pure as The Ohio River, the Mississippi
River. the Thames. of London. or any othef
river which runs througb 3 t8ickly sett'el
country, and we al know thai e. fo quan-
tiiy 1t is a never falling supply Tor al tine
10 come.
We have already expended = sufficicn
amount OF time aud m0nev 10 asceris q
the water shed of Kent County which
could have been obtained juAi a. vel n q
few days in any Office IN the city. e. taxing
our county map and looking over the water
courses thereon delinested by the survey
any expert could have determined - much
knowledge Of iuportsncs 70 the question
a. was obtained br ali thai work ano when
all that work wa dene and az ssti - s,e
made OF building q dam on Indian Mi
Greek. ovsrhowins isrss snTs&os Of laso
10 catch all the Winter snovs and rsiss -
remsin under the influence Of Summer :
sun TO become stxsnxnl and sntit fof sny-
thing only for the Gre depsEtment--ths 50
gacious engineer say that--for culinary
purposes Il must be altered
Nov. II FOR culinary uss re must have
filters. Grand River isken IN the middle OF
the river ahovs the coio8ars' Home vel
protected against fish or otksf inzrrss -
the reception, Is "a g0o1 as sny lnins W caa
get.
Some OF our people are opposed 20 us.Bg
tbe river fer culinary pufp1.es and ! admit
I would rather have q good -prin~ ont
many physicians claim that river water
is prsfersbis 10 wbst ~ called hare water. :"
or water holding LINE IN solution.
The water in river, in Us course down
stream, doss not O. Zoe along like q snsks -
8 groove OF q roTe or chain on the greune
bus the water IN river rolls ooniinusliy \
over and ovsr-thst which 10 st tie bsslen
q. the stream one minute - 81 The top To-
next minute. sBc so or ali he time. tpe ia
thsf vsy II csr nevs1 bsc3Es fragment fer Il
il water thst has no motion thai become.
, stsgnsuL
ffn resdv - vote for = permanent i'm
pFovprsbt IL machinery. iren pips isyizz
engines so- prmos s11 al the necessary
fixtures for fire 0sfences. etr. but net on.
cent for water experi menfs until Grana
| River dries up. " l.. CoFfTstsEnY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

The Grabo Rapids Jodgs vf Eiks contEn-
nee to grew ia irfasBos ard lanoe. The
ioles today staods psrticg sris high viii
ihs Amusement profession. ffen ~ksncs
fts orisr arsw - FRS iuspirsticn fas.
svs0inr Hsiris II Hs-fier. tGs vel knows
rrpss stsnt. wb8 MS be~1 vIlb Bffrun fof
rexrs. and wto Is n0r f1s D1s,ness FDsas-
zsr oi s. :. y cod. w6s ms1e sn Ek uaaer
sDseIst ffispe1astigr - the 6raHo lsosgs.
HIS siiFerf baif nss s1iiI vsi.sr cyiof fhi,
morning oat % $50 fSsfvef st reuth srd
VII go Or ~ ~sr rr;sic ~ SecTetsr =
Chsrncev Erf Fxeitsd F7'e- fioTe B-sses
- ~ - wh 5snTt - fharsfsr sna ~ =
- f5strs5t ntiegxtfs 70 80 ersrf IGirt
whIEh ceDvsups - 80 eFF cr tbe litr
tst G. 3 Ju1S. rnol5~r 3F6nd EsDi1s O.
s-sts iesess for As~ Tosk 5is ass-nine
snd Csnxr.sszsE Ford. fHs fss. tza'tes
E1isF. oil arrive r. AsW 1Ez Saturday,.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05
IN PLYmoUrA PULPIT.
DR.. Parker Pays Pack tta S7cO, Prssches
a Sermon aad Skips Out.

Sermon aad Skips Out.
BROOKLYN, y. y. Deo. 4.-Rev. Joseph
Parker yesterday sent to the secretary o.
The Beacher monument fund q check for
500. the amount recsived by him .cr his
expeeses ia coming 70 America and dcliv-
erins his eulosy upon Beecker
Dr. Parker pTsacsei Ia Plymouth Church
this morning fr3cl the text, Judges xii. .:
why IS this come 70 pass, tcat there should
be toasv one tribe lacking in Israeli"
Jne sermon was . scholarly one, and con-
tained no reference 70 the local Affairs, but
in repeating the Lords prayer al the cicss
of the service, Dr. Parker seemed greatly
moved while uttering tho words ''Forgiss
US our Trespass." and there seemed to be
teers IN bis eyes as be added, "As we for
give those who traspsss against U.s." He
did not fini.h the prayer, but With tie
word Amen abruptly left the pulpit aud
church Assistant Pastor Hsllidy apollo
gized for the DOCTORS basiJ departure Dy
saving that he vas in q hurry TO meet a
friend who was to arrive by the EtruTia
from England. A reception sill Re ten
dered Dr. Parker in Plymouth church Sun
day school room on Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05
LOST WOMAN FOUND
ALeTrEn TO FRIENDS IN IRIS CITY
The sad starr Of tie Lite 81 ara Hal ls3s :
tsa, sss " ioos OF = f4eatsnsst
A4iisa 10 s4ss Sa.t<r Na4saers
Lost Eos AtsrtY
1l4Ecs Years.

New 1oEE. Dec. 3.--A telegram received
In tals city last eFenia. s.sses thai 2rs
Grace Harrington. the widow OF Lieut.
Harrington. OF the United states Army,
who dissppesred from Dallas, Tex, toe
years sg0. whils she was insane. has bcen
found ~ f0rt Worth. ana is al last ~
stored 10 her friends. The search for her
lad bean long and painful oae. aBd lat
terry Il bad been conducted with hardly az y
nope OF success. Lieut. Harrington iesi
With Custer en the Little Big Horn IL 1910.
snd was an officer OF Company q. Seventh
cavalry. Net lon. after the masssere u
June 70, ls7o Ars. Harrington showed uE-
Inistaka5.e slsEs of cemeAus. xad ths
<fllicuon grew steadily upon her. II took
the foru Of de,1sion regardins ths lals
Of her husband. She believed that lie slii.
lived, and soze day. sosner or later. hc
would return 70 ker from the toll and
dangers Of bis campaign. February 3,
1883. wslis in Dallas. she disappeared sud
oealy. In what direction ahe went, hew
she travelled, and how far, have remained a
mystery Tor two years srd half
G. ID. Harrington, brother OF the xnfor-
tunate lieutenant. lives a. 80 Crescent-xve.,
IN this city, and is employed ia the Ma
sAS-SA ~<tf o&bks ffS ttAA tfLf1 "a H~
HERALD reporter that he received a letteI
yesterday from Fort Worth, Ia which 10
was stated that Mrs. Harm gson MA safe ia
the home OF her sisters. sue was III men,
tally and not very strong phygicsliy. Mr..
Harrington stated that she len Dallas Feb.
ruary 8. 1855, and wandered through Texas
and Arkansas for two years and ten months
All means were employed 10 discover her
whtroabouts, but no trace Of her ceule or
touno. The best Southern detective tslec /
wss employed. but they soon aoknswi-
| edged they took hope ess task and gave
| the job up in despair. The faictei lsdy 1
| daughter has lived IN Mr.. Harrington'l
faniiy for tas past year, and il very hsppy
| 10 issrs thar her mother 10 SAFE. Nrs.Shsiby
J 4. Harrington, mother OF Lieutenant
| Harrington. Is also living with her son
| Mr. Harrington saia that the terrible fate O
| his trcther so affected bis widow that IL un
| settled her mind. 1ne letter states that shs
recovered her reason sufficiently 10 mat.
her way TO the home of her sister Ia For
| Worth, where she IS receiving the best O
! care and attention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

Patrolmsn Herman Sco5y was sccosted
on the street yesterday by q man Of perhaps
IS years Of age. who stated that be had
stolen an overcost and rubber co,t OFT toe
dummy ia front Of Mcdonald 4 Williams
store SATURDAY. night, and wished to giTe
himself up. He va, taken 70 Police Head
quarters. where nc said that he came hers
from Chicago, and tnst his ssms was Joh q
wilson He hsd sold the overcast, bat re-
tains6 tire rnboer one. He vas lscxed up
70 await trial before Judge Holmes in Po-
Hra Court